Multiple Choice
The last step after replacing a defective CV boot is to ________.
A) "Burp" the boot
B) Separate the CV joint before installation
C) Lubricate the CV joint with chassis grease
D) Mark the location of the boot on the drive axle shaft
Correct Answer:
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